Sentence examples for missing valuables from inspiring English sources

Among them is the Art Loss Register, www.artloss.com, a database service that tracks international missing valuables like paintings and antiques and says it has helped recover more than 1,000 items since its inception in 1991.

Nowadays, on the other hand, news media often report about residents and tourists who, after searching for many hours, find missing wallets or purses with the contents intact or recount how their missing valuables, again with the contents intact, were returned to them by strangers.

And a CNN story on the TSA from 2010 to 2014 found people filed 30,621 claims of missing valuables, either from checked luggage or disappearing at security checkpoints.

Missing valuables were regarded as "no".

It's also important to remember the modules won't be exactly the same as back home, so you could be missing valuable information.

Many publishers, for example, still take far too long to get books to market in print or electronic form, missing valuable opportunities.

But only fourpercentt of Facebook users in the United States are over 65, which suggests that older adults may be missing valuable opportunities to strengthen their social ties through social media.

They're tin cans full of overfamiliar bumbag-liking weirdos who want to visit the most beautiful places on Earth, and then leave after three hours because they're missing valuable time at the all-inclusive pastry buffet.

Perhaps those familiar with Final Fantasy VII will greet every new twist with an "ah ha, I see!" But as the game progressed I kept feeling I was missing valuable information.

The resulting feature space is an incomplete representation of the text and may be missing valuable information that may not be easily identifiable to the researcher.

"Schools need to do more to find the root causes for such a stark imbalance between the numbers of poor children missing valuable lesson time and their classmates".